Sentence examples for fundamental problems a from inspiring English sources

Sasha Kramer works in Haiti to address two fundamental problems: a lack of toilets and declining soil fertility.

Early on, even Mr. Zuma's skeptics praised his solid cabinet appointments and pragmatic focus on the country's fundamental problems: a failing education system, one of the world's worst AIDS epidemics and high rates of joblessness and violent crime.

In former times, Spain would have devalued the peseta to regain competitiveness; now it is obliged by the constraints of the euro to tackle its fundamental problems — a painful but necessary process.

To do this we address two fundamental problems: (A) to understand the relationships between the key evolutionary aims of the clock and (B) to ascertain how flexible the clock's structure is.

In this Keynote Lecture, efficient parallel algorithms are presented on highperformance supercomputers for solution of several fundamental problems: a) complex eigenvalue problem, b) Riccati equation, and c) simultaneous optimization of control and structural systems.

The new version can make no real difference to its fundamental problems: a bafflingly inert, undirected performance from Adèle Haenel and a borderline ridiculous detective story narrative, in which minor characters are laboriously wrangled on and off screen to tell Haenel important things.

That acerbic condescension reflects one of this country's fundamental problems: an empathy gap.

Let's face it, the software will not mask fundamental problems of a company.

Until recently, there was little insight into the fundamental problems underlying a majority of these conditions.

But more important, Mr. Alan said, he had a fundamental problem with a park-and-ride station.

So there's a fundamental problem of a huge shortfall of the resources available to countries in the developing world.